Airlines turn to targeted ads as seatback screens vanish
United Airlines 100000 seatback screens allow personalized advertising by travel behavior. Critics fear privacy intrusion and compulsory data sharing, arguing ads may not count as added value and urging opt-in rather than opt-out. The piece questions consent, safety data needs, and consumer-gocused benefits.
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Potential VP picks loom as Trump nears choice
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys the field of likely running mates including Burgum Carson Cotton Donalds Rubio Scott Stefanik Vance and others. The piece notes Trump’s binding demand for total loyalty and the risk of Florida contestants comprising a ticket while Haley and Noem seem unlikely.
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Conservatism’s resurgence and Europe’s far right gains
Cal Thomas argues a new conservative wave resembles the 1970s and 1980s with Europe seeing far right gains in EU elections and France’s Macron facing new elections. He cites Macron dissolving parliament, Thatcher and Reagan era themes, and questions voter psychology versus policy efficacy while weighing Trump’s path to a 2024/2025 agenda. He urges issue based debate and warns against overreliance on sentiment.
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